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Bold textSam's Soda Shoppe
1234 State street
Saraghetti, MO 55555
Sam's Soda Shoppe is a soda store located on the corner of State and Main street in the downtown. We import the finest sodas from exotic locations such as Taiwan, the Bahamas, and Russia. Patrons can enjoy their soda on a veranda overlooking the Mississippi River, or can take their bottle for a stroll through the historic downtown. Last year, we were named best soda emporium, and our homemade brew was voted as the best in Saraghetti by our local newspaper. Prices are cheap starting at $.95 for a 12 oz. bottle, and we serve the best homemade pastries for only a dollar a piece. Stop right in today!